LexaOCR vs Google Lens and Google Drive
Google Lens and Google Drive can pull text from an image for free. They are quick for a sentence or a page; LexaOCR is built for whole documents that must be right.
| Google Lens and Google Drive | LexaOCR | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free during beta |
| Whole books | One image or file at a time | Books up to 1 GB, read on the server |
| Columns and reading order | Not designed for multi-column layout | Columns found and read in order |
| Uncertain words | No confidence shown | Disputed words flagged for you, with alternatives |
| Formatted Word file | Plain text | Headings, tables, verse and fields kept |
Google Lens and Google Drive details are taken from its public pages (Google Lens), checked on 14 October 2026. Prices and features change; please check the current page. Tell us at hello@arabianailab.com if something here is out of date.
Which one should you choose?
Choose Google Lens and Google Drive if you need a quick line of text from a photo.
Choose LexaOCR if you need a whole document, accurate and laid out, in Urdu or Arabic.
Try it on one page
The quality check is free, and nothing is read until you confirm.